Sentence examples for successive negotiations from inspiring English sources
The phrase "successive negotiations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of negotiations that occur one after another, often in a context where multiple discussions or agreements are being made over time. Example: "The company engaged in successive negotiations with various stakeholders to reach a consensus on the new policy."
Each round of successive negotiations leading up to the conference lengthened, rather than shortened, the list of matters up for debate.
In addition to rebutting Republican claims that he has no plan of his own, Mr. Obama wants to make clear to Republicans, aides said, that even after the failure of successive negotiations he remains willing to make difficult concessions.
Successive negotiations resulting in a decrease of the 'access price' and the gradual expansion of cold chain capacity and trained health staff to peripheral health centers in remote and extremely resource-poor endemic areas in East Africa have increased access to LAMB for patients from specific vulnerable groups with poor tolerability for pentavalent antimonials.
Support for the motion, while symbolic, marks a significant change in the political landscape, following the failure of successive peace negotiations and the bitter conflict in Gaza over the summer.
Beginning in 1947, successive trade negotiations lowered average tariffs on factory goods from more than 45% to less than 5% today.
Successive rounds of negotiations, most of them conducted in secret, have borne little fruit.
Gaza had been relatively quiet for the previous eight days as two successive ceasefires allowed negotiations to go ahead.
Successive rounds of negotiations between Tehran, the P5+1 and the International Atomic Energy Authority IAEAA) have failed to yield tangible results and economic sanctions are now crippling the Iranian economy.
But as the agent spoke on the phone, two executives of the Boston Red Sox sat in a room down the hall in his office in Newport Beach, Calif., taking a respite from their second successive day of negotiations.
But the fact remains that the developing countries were exempted by the economic ideology of the time, which embraced "Special and Differential" treatment for them, from having to make trade concessions of their own at the successive multilateral trade negotiations that reduced trade barriers after the war.
After successive rounds of negotiations, substantial tariff reductions were put into practice, mainly for industrial products.
